After 10 years in special education, Sheila Martin made a transition to the non-profit sector. There she found the intersection of education and horse riding.
Journalist Casey Newton recently chased a potentially juicy lead on alleged exploitative behavior at a food delivery app, only to realize it was all just an AI lie.
As artificial intelligence becomes more popular and easier to use, AI-generated videos and images are crowding media platforms. Telling the difference between real and fake is getting harder than ever.
As more people integrate AI into their daily lives, educators worry that students will primarily use it to cheat. How one educator is showing students that maybe AI can't do it all.
A year ago, many residents of Altadena lost their homes to the Eaton Fire that swept through the city. Marketplace's David Brancaccio was one of them. Rebuilding for him means making something that he hopes will survive future disasters.
Technology is shifting the agricultural industry and farmers are embracing the change. How one farmer is using his computer science degree on his farm.
